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SI.com: Gavin Hamilton: Whoever becomes coach, England's problems remain

The divide between club and country is the defining fault line of the modern game. In England in 2007, the divide is more pronounced than ever.

SI.com: The Limey: With McClaren out, England needs something Special

Also in this column: • EPL clubs rock Champions League • Readers' picks for Prem. champion

SI.com: The Limey: England relies on Israel, and McClaren needs miracle

Also in this column: • Two-horse race in the Premiership

SI.com: Gabriele Marcotti: Think you need stars? Take a look at this Italian squad

Also in this column: • McClaren wastes time in L.A. • Hats off to surprising Rosenborg

SI.com: The Limey: If England hits rock bottom, time for McClaren to go

After an awful week in international action, England finds itself in dire straits -- not a bad pun if you're a fan of 1980s classic rock, but not a good place for the national team.

SI.com: The Limey: Banged-up England is in serious trouble for Euro '08

"He's England's Didier Drogba!" Huh?

SI.com: The Limey: Beckham's perfect sendoff and EPL season in review

David Beckham's return to the English national team for Friday's game against Brazil and next Wednesday's vital Euro 2008 qualifier in Estonia has dominated the headlines this week. The setting couldn't be more fitting: The return of the glamour boy of English football in a glamour friendly against Brazil at the new Wembley Stadium.

SI.com: Perennial underachievers

In the world of sports, "underachiever" is perhaps the most hurtful term you can throw at someone.

SI.com: Vote of no confidence

At least there's one man in England brimming with optimism. After disappointing showings in Euro 2008 qualification games against Croatia and tiny Macedonia, the English national team is facing crucial games with Israel and Andorra.

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